Of all the rumors one hears on sports radio, it's heard to get excited about things you hear when you hear a caller say "Uhhh hey dog, what do you think about this trade - Derek Jeter and a pack of bubblegum for Peyton Manning?" So when a caller on WFAN goes on about his buddy at a trade show seeing a Suzyn Waldman bobblehead with audio from her rant about Roger Clemens returning to the Yankees in 2007 (seen in the above youtube clip), you stand up and take notice. So if this rumors are true (and I hope they are), move over Tommy Wiseau bobblehead, you may have been topped.

If Haruki, a hipster pug can have an opinion on Treme, so can I. So I watched the 2nd and 3rd episodes tonight, and after episode 2, I'm stealing it from Dan Kois of NY Mag, "I would say I feel about Treme the same way I felt about The Wire after two episodes: I like it, but I don't feel all wrapped up in it yet. That implies I will get all wrapped up in it. I hope that's true." And after episode 3, I'm liking it even more, getting wrapped up in it even more. ALSO, Anwan Glove who played Slim Charles, thug for hire (Barksdale crew, Prop Joe's crew) on The Wire showed up in episode 2 for a second, and it was like we never left that wire tap operation that happened Baltimore for post Katrina, New Orleans.

When it comes to TV shows based in San Francisco, I think Full House. When I think films based in San Francisco, I think The Room. When I think of the mash up of Full House and The Room, ,I think of the above video. Do you guys think that Danny Tanner would run Bay to Breakers with Johnny and Mark?

Okay on my imaginary resume, I list that I can "eat the hell out of a burrito" (which is true) so if LEAN MEAN 2010 wasn't happening, I'd be all about this Baja Fresh burrito eating contest on May 5th but I'm all about being lean/mean/2010 but if you think you can eat the hell out of a burrito, get at it.

Party Down, Party Down's back: Recap of the Season 2 priemere of Party Down, the really really good Starz original comedy starring Adam Scott, Martin Starr (!), Lizzy Caplin (!!) and Ken Marino (!!!). So watch it on Starz or steam it on Netflix, it's quite good. (via Vulture)

In 2010, when a record leaks, bands get proactive and stream the record on their website, on NPR'swebsite, or even on the NY Times. So listen to the new LCD, BSS, Hold Steady, or National records, they are all pretty decent if I do say so myself.

Okay so far this season on Lost, we found out that the whispers on the Island were the spirits of those who couldn't move on, that the Man in Black/Smoke Monster/FLocke was in fact pretending to be Christian Shepard (and all the other ghosts on the island presumably), and now that aside from getting off the Island, the thing that the MIB/SM/Flocke wants most is cookies. Answers people, we're getting answers.

Uncle Jesse and Co using Fun Fun Fun for a weight loss ad, Danny Tanner singing Good Vibrations (doing his own harmonies) on Wake Up San Francisco, DJ and Kimmy Gibbler doing the locomotion, Heartbreak Hotel, My Generation in leather pants, and FOREVER with THE BEACH BOYS! For a show about a Widower trying to raise his kids along with his Brother in law and his kooky best friend, Full House had some fun musical moments.

Okay, I don't have a clue what's going on in the video for LCD Soundsystem's Drunk Girls off of the really really goodThis Is Happening other than it may be some sort of Panda fetish video that Kenny's fiancee may be into.

International DVR alert, Penelope Princess of Pets: A long time ago on a website called Super Deluxe, Kristen Schaal had a web series with Kurt Braunohler where she talked to animals and had to kill the prime minster or something, and now it's gotten picked up as a full series in England. Tally ho! (and what I mean by tally ho is please come to America). (via Videogum)

Covers day at OAB continues, Titus Andronicus along with Cassie Ramone of the Vivian Girls/Babies covers Undone (The Sweater Song) off Weezer's Weezer (The Blue Album). Somewhat on topic - I was totally impressed with the banter between the verses, Brian asked me to do it once for a show he was doingand while the first bit of banter was okay, it died a slow slow death during the "I really want to go but my friends don't want to go" part.

"So, the NBA playoffs tree is all set, with the first games tipping off Saturday. Despite what CC Sabathia says, we still think it's more likely LeBron James leaves the Cavs if they don't win a title than if they do, so let's gear up: We Are All Chicago Bulls Today. Until we all become Boston Celtics, or Orlando Magic, or Whoever the Heck Survives That Crazy Western Conference. We'll be doing updates after every Cavs (weekday) game to remind everyone that cheering against LeBron now can only help you cheer for him later. It's for your own good, LeBron."

Please defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers, and let Lebron James realize that the Cavs and the NBA title aren't in each others destiny. And that his destiny is to come to New York, save both a city and a franchise that has suffered in hoops hell for way too long.

"Ok LADIES heres the contest.. Post a video on the “just fans” section of my fbk fan page explaining why u deserve to have me take u on a date 1 nite this offseason… Contest ends sun night 4/18 at 8pm est… Lets have fun w this so be creative but just be careful its not too inappropriate where fbk deletes it!! good luck!!!"

For whatever reason, I can't see my boss approving my pitch of a mosaic of Mega Man and all of the bosses from the original Mega Man for the windows across from my cubicle at our next staff meeting. Of course, this art work would be done to improve staff morale (and not to entertain myself endlessly).

A night or two after I started Lean Mean 2010, I had a dream about chasing down an ice cream truck and ordering a neutella based ice cream sandwich, and now it's on the internet. Get out of my dreams and into my blog, beep beep yeah.

Mayoral quote of the year, White Plains edition: Twice arrested (most recently for witness tampering, second-degree criminal contempt and harassment) Mayor of White Plains, New York Adam Bradley apparently yelled to his wife, "It's over, it's over, you should hang yourself" concerning the hoopla over his first arrest. What was Mayor Bradley first arrested for, you ask? Allegedly abusing his wife, duh. Vote Bradley, you guys. (via Gothamist)

DVR alert (or in my case, torrent alert on Monday) Treme: Alan Sepinwall of the Newark Star Ledger reviews episode one of Treme from The Wire creator, David Simon. Needless to say, we here at OAB (me) are very excited to see how Simon follows up on the greatest television drama of all time with this drama featuring former Wire actors (Bunk and Lester), Matt Sarascen's Mom, and John Goodman among others in post Katrina New Orleans. (via NJ.com)

Mr Potatoskin, a pleasure to ea, I mean meet you: Cer Te’s (on 55th btw 5th+6th) has this Sandwich of the Month club and this month, it's the Mr Potatoskin. So throw the concept of bread out the window and get with this chicken cutlet w/ bbq sauce sandwiched between two baked sea salt and vinegar potato skins stuffed with aged cheddar and apple wood smoked bacon. (via Midtown Lunch)

Monday's headline on Friday: F*ckmaster back to F*ck Masters, you heard it here first. (via BWE)Puddle of Afif: Out of all the blogs out there in blogland, there's only one that is written by the guy I used to run a pro wrestling gossip site with when we were teenagers, so you should probably read it. Not just because we used to write together about the Ultimate Warrior fake fighting Hulk Hogan at WCW Halloween Havoc '98 but because Afif is the best. (via Puddle of Mudd)

You know what the best thing about the New York Yankees have unlimited funds to sign and/or trade for big bats for to boost their line up? John Sterling and his ludicrous home run calls! Oh, the Grandy Man can, indeed.

Double down, the sandwich is real: I talked about in a Saturday Sharing ages ago but the Double Down, the KFC sandwich that uses chicken as bread with bacon/cheese/fat sauce is coming to KFC near you on April 12. So get ready (or not), chicken is the new bread. (via BWE)

Pitchfork's Spring 2010 preview: I don't think I've been this excited for a slew of record releases since the last time a lot of good records came out but new records from The National, LCD Soundsystem, Broken Social Scene, The Hold Steady, of Montreal, The Apples in Stereo, Japandroids, Stars, and Diddy. (via P4K)

You mean Bow Wow isn't the new Marlo?: We at OAB (me) get excited when anyone from The Wire is involved in a new project but we're (I'm) kind of side tilting my head at Gbenga Akinnagbe who played Marlo's right hand, Chris Partlow's take in Lottery Ticket with Bow Wow. (via Vulture)

Okay, we already know that Jacob was dunking heads dating back to his days as days in the early nineties as one of Jackie Treehorn's thugs, so when Richard Alpert got his head dunked we shouldn't have been surprised. What should surprise you though is someone mashed up Alpert's head dunking with The Dude's, and (un)surprisingly it's incredible.